Who rules secret societies?

DR75 less 1 said:
Anything that is not in line with Jehovah's purpose is a crazy rabbit hole.
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This is on YouTube, so he doesn't touch on any topics that would get the video removed. He touches on a lot of topics. I'm interested to see more of his interviews.
 
Carl said:
This is on YouTube, so he doesn't touch on any topics that would get the video removed. He touches on a lot of topics. I'm interested to see more of his interviews.
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I'll leave you to it.
 
Warren Buffet called derivatives financial weapons of mass destruction. I never felt the need get into the weeds about them but somewhere along the way I acquired an overview of how they work and I am appreciative of that because when I hear the topic being discussed I understand what is being said.

Similarly, I've seen other Matt Ehret interviews and he seems to give a quick overview of items that I want to know about but have no desire to spend lots of time on.

I recently took a Watchtower sanctioned Oasis tour and they talked about the same Pharaoh that moved towards monotheism that Matt mentioned in this video.

Carl, I am appreciative that you curated and shared that video with us/me. Thank you.
 
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A B said:
Warren Buffet called derivatives financial weapons of mass destruction. I never felt the need get into the weeds about them but somewhere along the way I acquired an overview of how they work and I am appreciative of that because when I hear the topic being discuss I understand what is being said.

Similarly, I've seen other Matt Ehret interviews and he seems to give a quick overview of items that I want to know about but have no desire to spend lots of time on.

I recently took a Watchtower sanctioned Oasis tour and they talked about the same Pharaoh that moved towards monotheism that Matt mentioned in this video.

Carl, I am appreciative that you curated and shared that video with us/me. Thank you.
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Thanks AB. I really like Matt's way of explaining things... he informs without getting into the weeds. I hope to see more of his interviews.
 
A B said:
I recently took a Watchtower sanctioned Oasis tour and they talked about the same Pharaoh that moved towards monotheism that Matt mentioned in this video.
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I had never heard of this topic before. It makes you wonder if that caused the Egyptians to turn on the Israelites?
 
There could be some connection, it might be a stretch, I think for the Pharaoh it was more about bolstering himself up.

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Another topic Matt brought up was the Rand corporation's use of computer modeling to run more of our lives than we know. I believe there's a lot of truth to that. Obviously we know Satan runs the world, but he could be doing some of it via AI. I've heard others talk about AI systems and predictive programming models. So there's a good chance that some of our leaders are relying on computer modeling and AI to predict the future. Not every leader is a devoted satanist... so Satan needs to control them in other ways.
 
A B said:
I recently took a Watchtower sanctioned Oasis tour and they talked about the same Pharaoh that moved towards monotheism that Matt mentioned in this video.
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We went on that same Oasis tour in 2014. @A B. I thought it was very interesting indeed. They had a few themes / different tours at the Metropolitan Museum in NY. I believe the one we took, it’s theme was “Integrity.“
 
Here’s a few quotes from the article…THIS IS VERY TELLING:

“Among the earliest of these secret societies were the mystery cults found in Egypt, Greece, and Rome. Later some of these groups wandered from their religious background and took on political, economic, or social overtones. For example, when guilds were formed in medieval Europe, their members resorted to secrecy primarily for economic self-protection.”
“Members gain the feeling of belonging and a sense of purpose. Secret societies of this kind usually are no threat to nonmembers. Outsiders are none the worse off for not knowing the secrets.”
When Secrecy Signals Danger
“The danger inherent in such groups is obvious. Those in the lower echelons may be completely unaware of the real objectives of the organization, not having as yet progressed to that level of revelation. It is easy to become involved in a group whose goals and methods of achieving them are only partially recognized and, indeed, perhaps not even fully shared. But the person who has been initiated into such a group may later find it difficult to free himself; he is, as it were, bound by chains of secrecy.”
 
Ms_ladyblue said:
Here’s a few quotes from the article…THIS IS VERY TELLING:

“Among the earliest of these secret societies were the mystery cults found in Egypt, Greece, and Rome. Later some of these groups wandered from their religious background and took on political, economic, or social overtones. For example, when guilds were formed in medieval Europe, their members resorted to secrecy primarily for economic self-protection.”
“Members gain the feeling of belonging and a sense of purpose. Secret societies of this kind usually are no threat to nonmembers. Outsiders are none the worse off for not knowing the secrets.”
When Secrecy Signals Danger
“The danger inherent in such groups is obvious. Those in the lower echelons may be completely unaware of the real objectives of the organization, not having as yet progressed to that level of revelation. It is easy to become involved in a group whose goals and methods of achieving them are only partially recognized and, indeed, perhaps not even fully shared. But the person who has been initiated into such a group may later find it difficult to free himself; he is, as it were, bound by chains of secrecy.”
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No mention of Free Masonry :unsure:
 
Melinda said:
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At 55:36 you see this photo of a flag inside the London Freemason Hall, but no commentary on it.

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KingdomLeast said:
And? Should there be?
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They made a comment on the pentagram and other religious symbols, but nothing on this flag that's an obvious reference to Jesus. It's probably nothing. I just thought it was interesting.
 
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